HP: Her Epic

If you can read it carefully, you will find that this is a very good novel about women. The protagonist does not praise her beauty because of her personality charm, but she is so brave, righteous and sunny.

I have now read Chapter 8, which is so well written. I feel that it is a group portrait of Ravenclaws, and it is a group portrait of women. It is an epic of 'theirs'! The author has posted the meaning of each person's name and the origin of their surname. The author has something to say, and each person has a distinct personality! Alice who is whimsical, Emmeline who likes butterflies, senior sister Morrigan who reminds the heroine not to be too anxious, Aurora who likes herbalism but has bad ideas, and Gertrude, the Quidditch captain and batsman - Kong! Wu! Have! Force! There are still some names that I haven't remembered yet, such as the senior sister who reminded the heroine to be careful of Slytherin... And everyone wants to help Myrtle redress her grievance! The current progress is that Hagrid's grievance has been discovered, and Aurora has noticed that there is a space under the women's toilet. Wuhu, this part is great!

It's well written, and the heroine's character is really great. She and her friends all have unique charms. Who says a princess can't be a warrior, an adventurer, or a pioneer. I'm really looking forward to seeing the rest of the plot, come on, author!

It is well written, the words are very touching, and it has the beauty of a fairy tale. The heroine is very attractive, not in appearance, but in character. I only saw one description of the heroine's appearance in the book. Other times, it was more about the heroine's character, thoughts and behavior. It is a group portrait of a female character. It is more about the daily life of the female protagonist and her friends, working hard for their respective ideals. It is a good female coming-of-age novel. The description of the male protagonist in the front is relatively small. After getting along with each other briefly, I can only see it after Chapter 28. In some novels I have read before, I always feel that the female protagonist is born for the male protagonist. This one doesn't, this one feels like the heroine is the real center, and the hero and love are just her spices, more of an icing on the cake. I quite liked the relationship we had when we were kids. The heroine is one year older than the hero, and she feels like a sister, hehe. I have finished reading it. The ending is very good, more idealistic and fairy tale. The whole book is basically about the growth of the heroine. The heroine is very strong, but she is not the Long Aotian type. She is growing up little by little, and her mentality is also changing. It is really gratifying to watch her grow from a little girl to a big shot in her own right step by step, like Yun raising a child. There are really few CP love lines. I don't know if there will be separate extras for the heroine and Sirius later on. I'd like to see it. It is really a treasure book. It is written in the first person, as if the protagonist is writing his own autobiography through the author's handwriting. There are too many original characters, which makes it difficult to distinguish and remember when reading, but it does not affect the reading.

By chance, I came across the author's comment on XHS that he wanted to come here from Maodan. I thought I also like to read HP fics, so I came to support him. I didn't expect it to be a treasure!!! The ratio between men and women is very comfortable, and I really like the lively girls. They all have their own dreams and follow their own path without hesitation. It is not about original works, there are no messy fan settings, and there is no inexplicable literature. 😢 😢 😢 The love line is very short, so it is not suitable if you are looking for sweet love in BG, but there are many career lines!!! The heroine's female friends are no longer backdrops or dormitory ghosts, but comrades in the revolution! It's so incoherent. Anyway, I've never seen a fanfic that's so palatable. It's so sweet to me.

Just like the title of the book, it is "her epic". The protagonist is a very tough and idealistic person. She is like a weed that grows with the wind but never stops. I like this kind of heroine very much, and I also like the author's portrayal. It can be seen that the author also loves his protagonist very much, so he describes her in detail.

Four and a half stars, the protagonist is simply perfect, ideal, passionate, daring to think and do, a perfect fairy tale protagonist. Full marks for career line! The writing is also good, smooth and natural. As for the good career line, other comments have already mentioned it, so I won't go into details here. The friendship line is also good. Many supporting characters have their own ideals and personalities, and they are good partners. However, there are too many people and few memorable scenes. Sometimes I can't remember who is who when they appear later (this is also because I am not sensitive to foreign names). Four and a half stars, not five stars, just for the emotional aspect. I can't feel the cp feeling and can't knock it out. When I saw Chapter 59, my impression of Blake was only childish, arrogant and extreme. In my opinion, the protagonist has no emotional process towards Blake, which is too thin. When the protagonist taught Blake not to use his friends to kill people, he confessed his love and proposed marriage? It seemed very baffling to me. I didn't hear what the protagonist was saying at all. I just didn't take it seriously, and my favorable impression of him was suddenly reduced. Maybe the love line will become fuller in the future, but in the early stage it really felt like it didn't match, so I'm half-hearted. But please don't avoid this article because of the emotional line I mentioned, okay? First of all, this is just my current personal thought. Some sisters also find it embarrassing. Moreover, the relationship line does not account for much, so skipping it will not affect it. The career line is awesome! All in all, highly recommended!

Heroism in boyhood. One of my favorite HP fans. I like the protagonist and the author.

Very good! Very good! It's been a long time since I've seen such an excellent fan! I will give Amway to all my friends who love to read HP fanfiction. The protagonist's growth, thinking about magic, friendship, family affection, and even the teacher-student friendship are all very valuable. The author's descriptions are very moving. Every time I see these precious words, my heart feels warm and comforted. The plot is very natural, and every time the protagonist asks questions about his thoughts amazes me! At the same time, it also awakened me and made me aware of my own power. Every time I see the dialogue where the protagonist expresses his thoughts, it always brings tears to my eyes, as if my soul has been broken and reassembled. I'm looking forward to the next development of the story and their growth! Come on, author! Your writing is very thoughtful. 👍❤️💕

It's a great book. It's true, female, and female-oriented. It mainly focuses on the heroine's career line and adds some adventure experiences at the end. Many women also awaken and develop their careers under the leadership of the heroine. There are few emotional lines, but it's not bad. She and Sirius are childhood sweethearts, and everyone survives. What's interesting is that after the heroine defeated Lao Fu, she held a memorial service for him and invited former Death Eaters to participate, hahaha. Finally, the whole text is in the first person, which is different from other third-person texts. It was really uncomfortable at first, but after reading it for a long time, I felt better. 😘💕